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rnE M,1un,E 1ousr opENrp..
The Rented Hotel Resumes business at tn,
N't Ky 49, nid gtnnd III fhsII safsIltit q

Old Stand.
Grant, Scott & Co., the new owners Of
tho Mcclure House, formally opened the
hotel tothe travelling public last evening,
supper being the frat meal served. Since
Monday night a few dodgers have been &C.
commodated nightly, these being travel
ing men who insisted on having roomu
assigned them and would not take no fol
m answer. The first euest Of the new
management was Mr.. Thomas L. Lock.
wood, Of New York. by tea time yeeter.
day there was very respectable page.full
Of names on the register. Among the
earliest guests were Mr.. Louis Sieden.
bach, oil Philadelphia, formerly In bust.
eiunsa here Messrs. Andrew II. Hogs
and W, Ii. Smaller, OF New York, extern.
stve glass buyers, and Mr.. II. Thickett, OIL
the Cumberland, Nd, steel works.
MessTs. Husband and 1nskeep, proprie.
tors oil the Hotel Brunswlck, at Bellaire,
came up yesterday afternoon and were
shown over the relurnished hotel. They
were very much pleased with tho elegance
and tasto displayed everywhere, rs In
deed everybody who secs the interior o.
the hotel must be.
The opening Ia very timely. Nigh
after night, recently, all the hotels In the
city have been filled to OVERLOOKING, ant
repeatedly travellers have been absolutely
unable 10 Becpre Accommodations. The
opening OF the MeLure will do away with
this state OF affairs.
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Apply nm advertisement to tho afflicted
parts. People who advertise only once in
three months forget that noet folks can
not femsmheF anything longer THAI seven
dRyB. Keep dropping your advertisements
on tho pubIic Smd tnay will melt under It.
Good adviceis sometimes passed. unheeded
but there il one thing that should be TO-
membeIcd Tho Boston Sunday Bulge
Gays: "AdvcIliDing pRyn bus. when pro,
perly done, and no one kno&s how 30
we'll as the II. +. Hubbard Co., New
Haven, Conn. You eau save big money
by advertising with this Agency. They
Can Ravn RdvertiRars Hll the annoyance
and bother nlso." Special Designs Of
Ads" and Estimates promptly and cheer.
fully furnished.
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EX.JUsTICE WALT DEAD.
lilo Expires sudIsnly-A Sketch OF Ill,
Career,

Ito Expires Sudd0nly-A Sketch OF his
Career.
Ex.Juslice OF the Peace Lorenzo Dow
Wait died suddenly at bis residence on
tho South Side, 1t is supposed Of heart di.
sease. Coroner schultzs waa notified, but
did not consider 1t necessary to hold an
inquest, and gave certificate in accord
auce with the apparent facts.
The deceasna Was born in 1878 Ut Utica,
N. Y. Eia father WIS RaubDn Wait,
OF Massachusetts, who carved in the war
of1Sl2 aud Afterwards, in 1923 moyeltothis
city with his family, rhr first busiuess
the deceased eng aged in rAs in tho grocery
line; he vas associated With W. Arm
strong and their ntoro wus on Water street.
He we there Tor five yssra and then wen!
to sLeAmbantiUg Seven yaars Liter he
left the river and again TpR. into tho
grocery busi4Fss hfte, this time with q
brother, Oh Main hLreet, III 1858 he
sought rural lie, taking firm Of over
one hundred RCre5 ia MneSall county; he
remaiued tLele ill 1871, when he mold ont
and coming b2ck 10 WneGling became q
partner in \ spice and colfen mill
In the Fifth ward. In 1876 he
was appointed a Juetice OF the
PeEcs Tor Webster district 10 fill yecan.
cy caused by the death Of George Forbes,
aud in 1878 ne was reelected to the office
for term OF two years by the people. lie
wes always popular citizen, and served
with credit In Council aud on tho School
Board, several years ago. Ito Was mar.
ried in 1913 to Mary j., daughter Of John
Dannahaur, Of Philadelphia, by whom he
had siz childreE-!hres boys and three
yirls.
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( .CnAnGRDIwITu iD1GAAfY. Z
Frank Mccarthy, Recently Married, had a
wife Already, 4 n r ;. X {. III

A few days ago Frank 1ItC earthly, an EN-.
ploye Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company at the freight depot here, and
Mrs Ella Vance, daughter Of q well
known engineer on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road, were married over at Bridgeport by
Rev. Father Martin. McCarty was looked
upon with diaiavor by the young lady's
lather because he was disaipated, but the
couple eloped, he obtaining Q marriage Il.
cense at St. Clairsville and the ceremony
being celebrated at Bridgeport. The cou.
pie left for Baltimore on bridal tour the
same day. b
Yesterday a nice looking womsu called
ct police headquarters and made some In.
Quiries about Mccarthy. She had heard
that he had married Miss Vance, and this
report was confirmed. She said she was
married 10 Mccarthy in a Catholic cathe.
dral at Baltimore five years ago. Both her
own and her husbands parents wero well.
TODD people Of that city. The young
couple soon moved 10 Chicago, and later
10 Pittsburgh. They had two children, a
girl who died and boy who Is now living
with McCarthy's parents at Baltimore.
She showed her wedding ring, the inscrip.
lion In which shoSd that. she told the
truth.
Some time ago bor husband came here,
and recently returned, told her he had Sc.
cured employment at the Baltimore &
Ohio depot, and made arrangements for
her to join him hero this week. She was
not much surprised at the story she heard
aho Baid, because her husband had ruined
several young girls eince their marriage,
but always escaped punishment. ShO dc.
clared her purpose 10 pursue Mccarthy
and bring him 10 juGtice.
Mr.. Vance, the father Of MCCARTHY 4
latest victim, is much panied ct tho de.
movement oil his daughter's rsah marriage
and will spare no effort to secure her re.
turn to the parental roof.
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IS PIECES latest styles SatineB just 10.
csvod a. l2lc, worth zoe per yard.
STONE 4 THOMAS,


On the ocean, cares little about n storm. lie Is
positively Indifferent whether he Is washed over,
board or not, hut, set right by wlnCSlRSSiul OF
two Of llOstciiers Stomach BittCN hc feels 10.
ncwcd interest In his penouHl sHtcty. This anc
corrective ncutraiizes III bmckiSh watcr-oi,cn
compulsorily drank Oh ShlpboArL, 10 the grlevous
dctrimcnt Of hrNIth-,hC pcrncIous impIritIc.
which give rIsc to disorder. Of the stomach, liver
and bowels. To The mariner, the tourist, tho
Western pioneer and miner, the DIttcF Ia inyal.
liable rs II means Of protection nInIuN malaria.
when It's kcCdT are RtGnt IN air and water To th,,
Objects vi Oycrwnfs, meatal or mSnuRl It IL most
reliable aniiioc, and ~ tho drbiiilAtC,i and nLry.
Gus It affords great AMI speedily felt relief and
yIIDf
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a SIGN OF PROSPERITY.


okhthss d
A reporter in passing F. J. Baumes'a
music store, 1910 Market street, noticed
three elegant new grand pianos, two rose.
wood and ono ebony finished, and eyi.
IDENTIFY jus! out Of the case.
"Aren't you stocking up pretty heavily
for Wheellng7" the reporter asked.
"Blees you, no; thoee are all sold. I
try 10 keep several Ia stock, bu! lately'I
have been unable to. the demand Is 80
good" -al
"rhcy are all grands," the reporter OBJ:
"Yes," said Mr.. Banner; "srands are
taking the place Of squares altogether.
The piano nearly everybody here wants
now Ia the Kranich 4 Bach grand"
The rosewood pianos referred to were
kranich & Bach; the ebony steinwsy.
They made an elegant display sitting on
the floor In row.
"Do you sell many Kranich & Bach
grands2"
"Well, l havo cold about thirty. There
arc twenty Kranich & Bachs cold here To
one piano OF any other make. No other
piano Of the same high class Is sold 60
reasonably. l have sold their grand to
such people as A. W. Kelly, s. S. Bloch,
Major Lofing, +. ]. Norton. John II,
Hobbs, David Gutman, Miss L. Holwlg,
| Mrs. J. L. Keepers, William Leighton, H.,
Alex Young, Mrs. Eliza Reid, Allen
Brock, Michael Reilly, Miss Ella Basaett,
Of Cleveland, Capt. John 7. Lane, Of the
b. & O. Elmer Francy and William Francy,
Of Toronto, o., Ii. q. Benton, OF Cleveland,
Albert Wetherald and Ross Wolls, OF
MaBaillon; Hon. Samuel uilles, OF Barnes.
vile; Mrs. George shinn (nee Mise Ella
LswisI, and 10 Prof. Vsss, Prof. Scheufer,
Signor d'Auria, Prof.. Basset, OF Cleve.
land, Prof. Hermann Schockey, and near.
ly all the professionals around here. You
sec 1t must DO firstclass instrument 10
commend itself to such competent judges
as these"
"Whero dotheae three Instruments 90 ~
"The Steinway is for the Convent Of St.
Joseph. The others go ont Of the city,
one to q appointment citizen OF Bs!lGire and
the other to Prof. Wilkins, Of Harrlsville,
Ohio" )
Business must be good, judging from
what you tell me-"
st Is. In fact there never WIGS euch a
demand for first class piauoa."
This shows prosperous state Of affairs
in the community, and confirms tho nu.
merous other signs that this is m era Of
good times.
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1t is the duty o! every psIsen who has
used Boschss'S German Syrup TO let It's
wonderful qualities 10 known TO their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthmh, Pneumonia, and
in faCt all throat and lung disease. No
porson Caa nsc il without immediate re-
lei. farnG icscs sill relieve any case,
and We coEaidaf i! the Guty OF Ill Drug
gists 10 recommend it 10 the poor, dying
conauEI7tiva, at !eaa. to Try Que bottle, a8
$4,000 QUEEN bottles we!e sold last year,
and no one cage whero it failed was 70.
ported. Sucn a medicine ss the German
SyrW cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist abontit Sample bottles to
Try, sold a. 10 cents. Regular size, IS
cents. Sold by all Drug:Dt5 and Dealers,
in the United Statea aud Canada. Daw
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-ONE GOOD BRICK
n House, Containing five rooms and Kitchen,
also large yRfd, No ~ rhittySevcnth street lin.
Quirr Al No. 1886 Maln STREET iOt further parttCu.
tRb, FnNCSSinu June T. mvy5
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IA Word About .C;a:tjaII'Ih|[,,35

at is tho mucou, membrane. tha, wonderful
sam. auid envelope surrounding the delicate tis
tues Of the air and food passages. that Ca.A,rh
makes Ia stronghold. Once established, Il cats
into The very yitsls, and render lie but long.
dawn breath OF misery atd disease, Quilting the
sense Of hearing, trammcling the power Of speech,
destroying the tGculiy Of smell. AIntlu the breath
and killing tho refined pleasures Of taste. lnsld.
iously, by creeping on irhm simple cold IN tho
head. II assaults the membranous lining and en-.
relops the bones eating through the delicate coats
and caunng Inflammation, slOughing and death.
Nothing short OF total eradication will securo
health TO tho patient and all alternatives hrr sim.
ply psoefastiBated aHaestRgs. leading 10 fatal
termination. saniords Radical Cure, by iah1id.
ton and BY Internal administration, has never
failed; even when the disease has made trightiul
inrnads on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell
and Taste have been recovered, and tho the disease
thoroughly driven out " 5sgNEH .sg EF L;F5
saniord's Radical Cure cousists OF ono bottle Of
the Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal solvent, and
ono Improved Inhaler. neatly wrapped In one
package. with inll directions; price, 500
PorIEA DRUG AND CHEMICAL To-, Boston.
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MURDERER SENTENCED.
Elmer CLARK Cots Light Years for Killing

O'NrItl
Elmer Clark, convicted OF murder in
tho second degree for the killing OF vii.
liCm U'Neal Is! Elm Grove On March "a
laa!, cnIn9 into conrt yesterday with his
copngel, MepRrs. PGnGlulou aud Arnott,
and the motion for q new trial heretofore
rnGd9 VAS Withdrawn. Judge Jacob
then passed sentence upon the priuoner,
giving him eight years in the peniton.
nary at M0and8Yille, TO BE- ihaF8 treated
aB Ike law diiec!D. The minimum sen.
tcnCe that could have been passed upon
Clark in view of the verdict OF murder in
the 3ccOnd drgrCo wRH five years, and tho
maximum eighteen. The general public
expectation vas That Clark would gct Il
pretty sGycro acntence. 1t IL said, now.
ever, that hia health il in such condition
IA to make confinement dangerous. With
good time of hiH term Of imprisonment
will only ba Fix yeaTa aud eight months,
two months bainY deducted from each
year Of the sentence for good behavior.
Clark expressed his intention yesterday
Of bohNving in puCh manner in the
pTGon aa 10 HeCure the full benefit OF tho
good time allowed.
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LOCAL nRKY1T1Es.
Matter. OF Minor Moment in and About
81 tho City. 4,


Matters OF Minor Moment 10 and About
3LFg the City.
The Mercantile Club will give q Jett ont
OF the Park this evening. 81
LONG emigraut trains pass west over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad daily.
THE finest strawberries are now selling
two boxes for q quarter. Tuesdays rain
had very bearish effect on the market
CLARENCE JOHNSON, sent to the work.
house three weeks ago on two sentences
Of thirty days each, escaped on Tueeday.
The argument in the case OF B. b.
Dovener against tho q. II. Booth estate
was finished In the Circuit Court last
evening;Cwhen tho jury adjourned over
until to-day.
A MAY bazaar, under the auspices Of
Wayman chapel, will be held at McLain's
hall Thursday and Friday evenings Of this
week. There will DO a May pole drill
both evenings.
SPECIAL attention Ia called to the great
bankrupt eale OF clothing that Ia to COM
mence Saturday at No. 1880 Main street.
A full announcement. Of the Bale will be
found elsewhere. -. l,.
LARGE rafts Of lumber have begun 10
down every summer, but tho business Is
not what 1t used to be. Tho lumber is
getting ecstcef and scascer every year.
Mn, WAGNER, who yesterday bought a
lot in Fulton from Adolph Yoke, will
build a residence and cigar factory on II at
once. Residents cay that Fulton Ia on.
joying ita fair share Of the boom now ami
mating the city.
THE Commencement exercises at the
Washington and Lee University Of Vir-
ginia, this year, promise to be more inter-
ceting than uEu1t. They will commence
June IL and last three days. Rev. De
Witt Talmage and Thomas Nelson Page
are announced 10 deliver addresses.
Tue people who were burned at Now
Cumberland by an explosion OF natural
gas Monday night, as published in yesIer.
|day's Issue Of this paper, are reported to
be all doing well, except Richard Duncan,
the tongmGp, and one OF the Italian
Iditchers, whose conditions are quite SO.
rious.
IN tho Circuit Court yesterday the up.
peal case Of Emma Bauer against Henry
Schmubach was decided BY a jury in iavoi
OF the plaintiff, who claimed certain prop,
e.ty attached on judgment against heI
. husband. 'Che case IVES appealed from
Squire Caldwell, whose decision is thus
; affirmed.
4. GEORGE and Susan EnGelhardt, arrested
by Dunlap, and Charles Haymaker, Dolpt
Smith and Thomas Joyce, by Shorts, were
: in tho lookup last night charged with dis
orderly conduct on houae boat at thu
wharf. Toby Vance was also locked W
by OHicsr Watson for drunkenness au(
vagrsucy. He had been out two wholt
weeks,
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Mrs. Xe.erielier, the con;pc.inncr,
having tiL:e,. up her nev establishment: on
Market l!;ttI in alylo which you'd re-
fleet credit m any cily, last might dppon-
ptrairi that her famous ice cream and cake
in jnat Ba lnp in gpGliry IA it uHsd to be.
tier wy Of deciding this WAS ingenious az
well M aatifi3C!ory--Eh Ecni III abundant
rupply In tnn editorial staff mad M chani.
cal iaicc d tho lSrgLLIGExCgE, and they,
Hll rnnnoiEseHlf, prOnCu1C.l j. 10, good Ig
Il rIu 81 be.
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Secretary Martin, Of tho Aualgamated
Association, yesterday msileu q charter
for nav lodge at NiIse, o., says the Pitts.
burRh Dispatch, The lodge is called Pride
Of Niles, No. IS. Its members are EN-.
ployed at the Russia iron mills. This
make about $50 lodges in the association,
or 60 more than last year. The conven.
tion next year will be the largest ever held
by the association. There will be consid.
crsble trouble in arranging the ecsle for
next year, as the demands Of the various
lodges are different. The sCale will, no
doubt, be the same ~ published in this
paper the other day-that Of 1854.
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OVERLAND TELEPHONE
TAN NOTICE.
A LONG FELT WANT.
Robert LulSe

Has secured frSt cas! man ns drive, for street
hack. He can be found n the New Mcclure HOUSE
at most any time night or day, OIL and after Mon.
day, March Z, 1887. Any person wishing his scr.
vices can telephone TO No, la or the McLurc House.
He will meet oil OF the trains on this side oil the
river mr.
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Kramer's celebrated band will 20 down
to the Catholic Fair next Saturday eve.
ming. Tho boat leRves the wharf at 1880
p. NJ, and stop at LaBelle and the middle
ferry and Benwood. Returning, leaves
Belaire Of 1880 p. NJ. Round trip tickets
and admission TO the Fair, % cents. "A
large and elegant party will 20 down from
Wheeling,
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The LyCpum will be held as uFusl in
the Fourth Street Methodist Episc1p8t
church, this evening. Ths programme ia
a very attractive one. Tho lecture is up.
on tER babylon of Nehuchadn, lzar,"
and will present the lRteHt historical de-
velopmenls respecting this wonderful city.
IL will be illustrated with drawings Of tho
ruins OF Babylon, Of the temples, hanging
gardens, etc. The literary programme
will bu connected with tho lite aud writ
in2s OF Tsnnyson. Every etrart will be
made to give 1u sttrartivc and instructive
character 10 this part Of the entertain
mcnt. Tie mutic will be furnished by
the T. 7. A. quHrteIIe. As thia Organiza.
ton ia comr0sed OF yoHRg men who are
among tho tiuest aingers in the city, the
lnueic will be n delightful feature. The
evenings programme will be rs iollowe:
/. Lecture lev. H. +. Randolph
>. MusIC-"The Elua AhAilhn Mountains.
QuRrtCttc
3. RcclAtiOn-"lAdy Glare" ........n.HSs iiHvi and
1. liz Of the King"
s. observation-disclosures RCsCnhCfg
Il lnIcr--"ln &cmUriam"" H. +, Randolph
:. HuslC.,, by the QuArtelte
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A COMFORTABLE homo for permanent or
transient guests In New York Is the IA.
nous Sturtevant House, Broadway. cor.
Goth street. New plumbing, new furni-
turo and fittings. Matthews < Pieraou, the
new propretors, have made 1t the equal
10 the beet. European and American
plans, prices very reasonable.
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Go TO tho MuRical and Literary Enter
.ainment ut Island Rink tonight.


Until Saturday, May IS, Tor tho great
Bankrupt sale CT fine clothing. 5000
worth OF Meme, Youths, Boys and Chill
dren'O clothing will be sold regardless OF
coat ut No. l3g Main street, four doors
above Twelfth street. This stock ia from
= large whoIeUale clothing manufacturer in
New York that hGs Jailed, and the entire
stock must positively cloBc Mt the eud Of two
weeks. Remember the Great Bankrupt
Clothing Sale will commence Saturday,
May IS, at No. 1889 NAin atreet, four doors
above Peoples Bank, Wheeling, W. Va
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w. AdG!ph Yocks, q! Fulton, yGstnr.
day Crist;Ia,rd hi6 six'y.HC0rd birthday.
lie was the recipient Of many cougrAtul4.
TORS ifo:a bic host Of friends. Mr.. YGckO
Carg TO This G"ciiou from Germany early
in TIC lftrS. iiH acrvCd five years in tho
pfutsian riIea prior 10 hiB emigration, aud
in Fill fond at Displaying his Skill M n
marSH;nan, and Ind. 'aIr 10 celebrate many
more anniversaries OF his birth.
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AZ J. II. kirkG art store, 1895 Main
stree, $40 exhibited lwo IiCh embroidered
wall pamela, HpfcanRt 10 hg. Ltu S,our,
Of lHc Inland, from her Bis!or, Mrs. j.
Sumner Stone, mtsioDary IN lrdin,
Tnry ~" characteristic Ii,udoo wor!, r0ld
lhTrad on uRrk qrouhd. They ARC txNn.
inci sitn interest, b5th Tor their beauty
md vain" nnt on account Of the Houcu
from %hcuCr they cams.
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We have for sale sevesa! Type.wgiteIs
including the Remington, the Crandal
aud tie Hammond. These machines heve
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caiigraph, md will ba sold chegp. Writers
Tor rant and for sals on monthly install
meuA. Call On or address for circulars
EDWARD l.. ROSE x Co,
IS Twelfth street.
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The membors Of j. W. Holiday Post, G.
A. H., are fortunate in having secured the
celebrated "MRjor Chostor War Viewa.
They show wars dGBoiaiions, naval HcencH,
batteries in Gcton, ia" dead and dying on
this fold Of battle, Gle, Olc. SIS 900 wRa
tho price pnid by thp Government for
thesu views. Tho great oxy-hydrogen
tankH for furnishing calcium light for THU
entertainment aru direct from New York
City.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May o5.-About
1880 persons attended the Presidents re-
ception in the East room this afternoon
He shook hands with each Of them, and
the reception lasted nearly M hour
Many Of the visiting militismen took ad
vantage Of the opportunity and paid theil
respects to the President.
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The Ladies' 4unrtstte Club Rustius before
another Tour.


another Tour.
The Ladies' Charlotte Club OF this city,
composed OF Miss Flora Williams, Mrs.
Nellie SEeeney=Palmer, Mics Mary Bank.
ard and Miss Sara Sweeney returned home
yesterday from short tou. through Ohio.
I. may bs Eaid to have been their fra. pro.
fessional trip. They were under tho man.
aSement OF Mr.. Maurice Anderson, OF New
York, q gentleman OF experience and
ability, and appeared in niue OF the prin-
cipaI cities Of the State. The trip eerved
to fully lee. their drawing qualities; good
h9uaeg greeted them everywhere, and
their entertainment Was received with sp-
plause. Their success was really remark
able at every point, and Manager Ander-
son has been offered return engagement
by every manager il whose hUusa the
Q1artette Gang.
Tho ladies will rect here ut their homes
until Monday, juno 6, wien they begin
sn engagement st the Park Theatre, Cleve-
land, where Mr. Anderson is now, looking
after tho interests OF the club in the For
est City in peIaou. Monday, June 20, the
club will begin an engagement Mt the
Opera Honae, Pittsburgh. Mr.. Anderson
is negotiating for da!es in Detroi! and Gin.
cinnsti. His idea iG TO have the club az.
pear in the large cities during tho epri1g,
aud 30 confident is Ee OF the ability Of the
ladies that no predicts New York en-
gasement within the yesr. Wheeling
people know that oil! four OF tho ladies arc
accomplished musicians and will DO
pleaaed to learn OF the Euccess they have
met with. L. has besn suggested that the
9Iartet;e would draw well here some
night between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
engagements.
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We have Just received 4 full line Of
SPREE UYERCOATiAt;S, and are In
daily receipt Of tho iatGst Novelties III
Spring SHltIngs.
AlSG, nn hand q handsome line Of Neck.
wear a8A GGAtteMrn's furhishiuY GOOIs.
e. HESS l. Sons,
no. 1871 Market Street.
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0ithe good things OF this life ara cor
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